Medford daily tribune., May 13, 1909, Page 8, Image 8

Social and Personal
' Ella QuunyBw, publio stenographer,
room 4, Palm building.
Mr. J. I). Hoard find Mi Henrd
left Tuesday evening on a visit tq
l'nrtliinil. - t
Hniil view lots ill Mountain View. 48
Twenty-lour acres udjuiniiiK eity
limits, set to 2, -i and 4-ycur-old
fruit Irees. llenson Investment l'o. 18
W. A. f uller unit I). w. Joruan oi ,
Grants I'nsH Bpent Wodnesduy in
Medford. . , !
The "Dress Kehenrnnr" is nil riftht.
Medford opera house, Friday, May
14. Everybody come and have a good
laugh.
.1 A l.pvesiiue of Aililnud was ii
M,.,icr,l WeHnesdnv stirrine up in-1
terest nrniing loeal Klks for llm trip
; to HoKoliurir Friday livening.
llo vim want a home A house ;
, thai will suit you on South Newtown
. (Intl. llenson Investment Cu. 48
J. A. Kreu.er the tailor, has re
, turned from a short business trip to
l'ortland. ' ;
MrH. .limey, the aelreas, is in
Ktrunlinz the M. M. M. jrirls at Med
ford opera house May 11. Friday eve-1
Vniiu?. Assiiranees (lint they will. J
please. . 47
Mrs. II. I'. Theiss has returned j
..from nn extended visit in San hrnn
cisco. A Hague Kivor orchard menus an
ineomo. The llenson Investment Co.
offer a bearing orchard, adjoining
city, at a price that will interest
you.
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Mrs. J. C. Calhoun of Grants Pass
.is visiting with friends in Medford.
Hoys' two-pnnts suits, $! eueh, at
Van byke's. 7
Mrs. h. D. Fiddler is visiting in
Ashland with relatives.
Buster Brown and blouse suits for
boys at Vnn Dyke's. 47
Jesse llouek is hack from a busi
ness visit in Weed, Cnl.
Special muslin underwear sale at
Vann Dyko's. 47.
Ii. E. Hoover, who hns been in
Roseburg for n few days on business,
has relumed.
Fanoy parasols nnd uinbrelliiK at
Van Dyko's. 47
N. B. Nye of Hook Point wns n re
cent visitor in Medford.
Phone your orders for sweet cream
or buttermilk to Uie oremnery.
Mrs. Ulnin Kluin hns relumed from
few days' visit in Ashland.
Nero for sweet cream or butter
milk promptly filled. Phone Uie
orsHtiiflrjr.
A. C. Handall has left for n short
visit lo his old home in Minneapo
lis, where he will remain n fow wpoks,
returning with his family.
Look lip the Imperii.) addition ad
in this issue.
W. T. Daily of I,ake Creek was a
reeenl visitor in Medford.
Attention is called to the ton-neie
tracts offered by the Benson Invest
ment Co. in this issue. 47-8
Thomas Miller of the Sterling dis
trict was in Medford Wednesday on
business.
Mountain View lots are real view
lots. 47-5
.lohn II. Forward of Kedding CSnl,
is spending a fow days in Medford.
See Wes Green or Itny Toft nbout
prices and terms on lots in Imperial
addition. The first 25 to 50 lots nro
iroing to lie sold at less than they nre
worth.
I.ynn Purdin, who veeently sold tho
Gold Hill News, exjiooting to retire
from the newspaper business for a
time, found the call of the ink ixit
too strong to resist, and has taken n
position with the Central Point Her
ald. Spivins and Mrs. Jones have trou
ble nt Medford opera house Friday,
Mnv 14, Conic and see the fun. 47
W. C. I.oever and J. W. Morritt of
Central Point loft Monday morning
for their mine at the headwaters of
F.Ik creek. They expect to arrange
for important development work on
the property during tho coming sum
mer. The Greedy Girl at the Medford
ojiera house Fridnv oveninu, Mnv
14. 47
II. T. Pnnkey. formerly superin
tendent of the Snowy Hutle orchard,
says the Herald, has recently gone
through the penr and npple groves
nnd rcorts that the indications now
arc for the henviest crop of penr
ever produced on the place. When it
is remembered that two yours ago j
the Winter Nollis penr crop from Id
acres vicldod 1.1 cars nnd netted the
owner some $10,000 f. o. b. here, it
will be seen that the present pros
peets nre phenomenal. The promise
of a big crop of apples is also most
W. C. Uuley of Luke Creek spent
Wednesday in Medford.
Mrs. A. W. Glover of Kennett is a
recent arrival ill Medford.
II. L. Kelly of the bureau of fish
eries returned Wednesday from
plunting 10,000 salmon fry in the
Aoijleirute. He states mat ine iroui
spawning season is about closed.
Aliount a million sleellieud eggs have
hn token in the Hogtie and Illinois
and a, small quantity of rainbow and j
ciilthroat trout.
M. (h Uiwreneo of Ashland visited
Wednesday in Medford.
Joseph II. Haum has returned from
u trip to country customers.
J. W. Holmes, Armour a rigm liana
iiiiiu, is iigiiin visiting vuuey ousio-incrs.
The leimrt of the condition oi the
Central Point State bank, which was
recently published in the Herald,
shows that institution to be in splen
did condition. The business oi me
bank is steadily growing under Cash
ier Isaacson's careful management.
We have three, and three only, ten
acre trnqU of 2-ycar-old orchard,
one mile from Medford poslol'fioo,
set out to Cornice, d'Anjous and New
town Pimiins. Htrone. healthy trees.
The fines! bottom land in the vai
Iav. Hnnr creek flows alone one
edge of tract and the Ashland road
pasties the other end. You can buy
these. Hither one or nil. at C3R0 per
uore, on very liberal terms. Benson
Investment Co. . ' 47-5
Circuit Court.
F. M. Snyder vs. John Hnrrington ;
court took same under advisement.
Gust Fasko vs. Irvin Duhuckj nr
gued and submitted to court.
. ,.,... MARRIED.
WHjEY-FKTTKRIjY In Jackson
ville on May 11, by Judge Neil, Rob
ert W. Wiley nnd Clnra A. Fettorly.
ATTENTION, ELKS.
A special train will leave Ashlnnd
Saturday morning, May 15th, for
Roseburg, stopping nt Medford for
the Medford delegation at 11 a. m.,
reaching Roseburg in nmple time for
the "doin's" that evening nnd night,
returning tho special will lenve Rose
burg nbout 8:30, following morning,
for Medford-Ashland.
Round trip rate, $4.35, open to all.
This is not only for the F.Iks, but
for Hie Indies. Tho Ashlnnd dele
gation advise their ladies will ac
company them. F.Iks along the line,
AshlaniV to Roseburg, nre expectod
to bonrd the special. Don't forget
the date, Saturday, May 15th. Full
particulars at the depot. 48
Prepaid Railroad Orders.
"Something which is of consider
able interest to the public generally
and which is perhaps not generally
known is the system of prepaid or
ders now in effect between station
of the Southern Pacific company
and all points in the United States.
By means of this system tiokets may
he purchased at Medford from any
place in the United States and mail
ed or telegraphed direct to the party
wishing to come here. Sleeper ac
commodations and small amounts of
cash in connection with these tickets
may also be forwarded at the same
time." .
NOTICE.
There will be work in tho third de
gree A. F. & A. M. Fridav night.
TO MVTLIiER,
47 Secretnry.
FOR SALE.
For Phoenix town property, both
improved and unimproved and three
sood orchards, see Matt Calhoun,
Phoenix, Jnekson county, Oregon.
An Opportunity.
For sale A small business; ideally
located ; reasons for selling. Just the
thing for a man with f'iOO to invest.
Address H. Tribune office.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Harness Saddles
Whips Robes
Blankets
ALL KINDS OF CUSTOM WORK.
J. C. Smith
Special Sale
Trimmed Hats
Pattern Hats
and Flowers
AT A GREAT BARGAIN
RUNDLETT SISTERS
No. 103 North Central Ave.
f
A:1 V-k'A
This Is
B.N.BUTLER
The Pioneer and Reliable
Watchmaker
that everyone knows. Jew
elers come and go, but he is
always on duty. With :
MARTIN J. REDDY, '
Next Postoffice.
May Stock Reducing Sales
NOW GOING AT FULL BLAST
You can't afford to pass up this sale. Of course you
can buy goods elsewhere, but two chances to one you will
pay at least 25 per cent more than we are asking. At least,
come and see the offerings. If you don't think the values
all we claim and a little better than is generally offered,
please don't buy anything. If you think we are saving you
monev (and hundreds are showing that they do think so)
it's certainly to your advantage to get supplied. We will
be pleased to show you, whether you buy ; or not.
SUITS ON SALE Reductions About f0 per cent
WRAPS ON SALE.
SKIRTS ON SALE.
. . WAISTS ON SALE.
WASH GOODS ON SALE,
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES at Enormous Savings.
IIOSTERY ON SALE.
SEE THE SUMMER DRESSES.
M e d f o r d's L a r ge s t Ex c 1 usive Ladies' Shop
Baker-Hutchason Co.
Central Avenue Just North of the Jackson County Bank
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IMPERIAL
Addition
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The biggest, best and latest addition to the City of
Medford. The tract is only one block south of Main
street, East. The lots are 140 feet deep, with full 60-foot
streets and 20-foot alleys. The soil is a deep rich loam,
unusually adapted to growing fruit, flowers and vege
' tables.
Now, is the opportunity to get a building site in one
Of the most beautiful and productive parts of the city.
We are going to place prices on the first twenty-five
to fifty lots so the purchasers can double their money
in six months to one year.. When 25 lots have been sold
we will give away one lot. The majority of the 25 lot
owners shall determine who will receive it.
Our automobile is ready at all times to take you to look
over our property.
' For information regarding prices, terms, etc., see
WES GREEN 1 RAY TOFT